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1907 Iron and Steel Institute: Index

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Note: This is a sub-section of the 1907 Iron and Steel Institute

SECTION I.—MINUTES OF PROCEEDINGS.

  • Annual General Meeting . 1
  • Election of Members . 1
  • Report of Council . 5
  • Annual Statement of Accounts . 16
  • Votes of thanks . 18
  • Presentation of the Bessemer Gold Medal . 20
  • Presidential Address . 22
  • Votes of thanks . 48
  • Carnegie Research Scholarships . 53
  • Vienna Meeting . 55
  • "The development of electricity in the iron and steel industries." By D. Selby Bigge . 57
  • Discussion on Mr. Selby Bigge's paper . 88
  • Correspondence on Mr. Selby Bigge's paper . 97
  • "The manufacture of steel from high-silicon phosphoric pig iron by the basic Bessemer process." By A. W. Richards . 104
  • Discussion on Mr. Richards' paper . 109
  • "A method of producing high-class steel from pig iron containing chromium, nickel, and cobalt." By A. W. Richards . 114
  • Discussion on Mr. Richards' paper . 121
  • "An investigation on the use of steam in gas-producer practice." By W. A. Bone and R. V. Wheeler . 126
  • Discussion on Messrs. Bone and Wheeler's paper . 161
  • Correspondence on Messrs. Bone and Wheeler's paper . 172
  • "The relation between the process of manufacture and some of the physical properties of steel:" By F. W. Harbord . 181
  • Discussion on Mr. Harbord's paper . 197
  • Correspondence on Mr. Harbord's paper . 198
  • " The ageing of mild steel." By C. E. Stromeyer . 200
  • Discussion on Mr. Stromeyer's paper . 255
  • Correspondence on Mr. Stromeyer's paper . 260
  • " Sentinel pyrometers and their application to the annealing, hardening, and general heat treatment of tool steel." By H. Brearley and F. C. Moorwood . 261
  • Correspondence on Messrs. Brearley and Moorwood's paper . 273
  • " Induced draught, with hot air economisers, for steelworks and blast-furnace boilers." By A. J. Capron . 276
  • " Note on the distribution of sulphur in metal ingot moulds." By J. Henderson . 286
  • Correspondence on Mr. Henderson's paper . 289
  • " Carbon-tungsten steels." By T. Swinden . 291
  • Correspondence on Mr. Swinden's paper paper . 325
  • The Annual Dinner . 328
  • Dinner to the Council . 339
  • Obituary . 340
  • Additions to the Library . 348

SECTION II.—NOTES ON THE PROGRESS OF THE HOME AND FOREIGN IRON AND STEEL INDUSTRIES

  • Copper Steels. By Pierre Breuil, Paris. (Received Tune 29, 1906) . 1
  • Cast Iron as Cast and Heat Treated. By W. H. Hatfield, Sheffield (Received February 28, 1907) . 79
  • The Non-Metallic Impurities in Steel. By E. F. Law, Assoc.R.S.M., London (Received April 3, 1907) . 94
  • The Geology and Origin of the Lapland Iron Ores. By Otto Stutzer, Ph.D., Freiberg-in-Saxony. (Received March 28, 1907) . 106
  • Boron Steels. By Leon Guillett, D.Sc., Paris. (Received May 7, 1907) . 207
  • The Effect of Air and Moisture on Blast-Furnaces. By Joseph Dawson, Lowmoor . 221

SECTION I.—MINUTES OF PROCEEDINGS.

  • Vienna Meeting .
  • Reception of the Institute
  • Election of Members .6
  • Retiring Members of Council . 9
  • " The Austrian iron industry during the last twenty-five years." By W. Kestranek . 10
  • Vote of thanks to Mr. Kestranek . 24
  • " The Erzberg of Eisenerz." By H. Bauerman . 27
  • Vote of thanks to Professor Bauerman . 36
  • "Steel and meteoric iron." By F. Berwerth . 37
  • Discussion on Professor Berwerth's paper 47
  • "The determination of the total quantity of blast-furnace gas for a given make and its calorific value." By J. von Ehrenwerth . 52
  • Discussion on Professor Ehrenwerth's paper . 55
  • Correspondence on Professor Ehrenwerth's paper . 58
  • "Application of the laws of physical chemistry in the metallurgy of iron." By Baron H. von Juptner . 59
  • Vote of thanks to Baron H. von Juptner .. 85
  • Further experiments on the ageing of mild steel." By C. E. Stromeyer . 86
  • Discussion on Mr. Strotneyer's paper 108
  • "The economic distribution of electric power from blast-furnaces." By B. H. Thwaite . 190
  • Discussion on Mr. Thwaite's paper . 200
  • Correspondence on Mr. Thwaite's paper . 102
  • " A new blue-black iron paint as a protective covering." By F. J. R. Camilla . 204
  • Votes of thanks at Vienna Meeting .
  • "The cleaning of blast-furnace gases." By E. Bian . 210
  • Correspondence on the nomenclature of iron and steel . 216
  • Visits and excursions at the Vienna Meeting . 236
  • The Austrian Society of Engineers and Architects . 238
  • Baron Rothschild's Gardens . 239
  • Drive through Vienna . 223
  • The Town Hall .
  • Performance at the Opera . 240
  • Luncheon at the Archduke's Palace . 240
  • Schonbrunn .
  • Reception at Court . • . 241
  • Visit to the Hoch Schneeberg . 241
  • Banquet at the Hall of the Musical Society . • 242
  • Private hospitality . 245
  • Excursions after the Meeting . 246
  • Excursion to Bohemia . 247
  • The Koenigshof party . 248
  • Visit to Prague . 248
  • The Kladno Excursion . 249
  • Excursion to Styria . 251
  • Excursion to Moravia and Silesia . 253
  • Visit to Witkowitz . 253
  • Visit to Trzynietz . 254
  • Travelling arrangements . 255
  • Notes on works visited . 260
  • Prague Iron Industry Company . 260
  • Bohemian Mining Company . 263
  • The Althiitten Ironworks . 266
  • The ironstone mines of Nucitz 266
  • Electrical rolling-mill transporters at Kladno . 278
  • The Styrian Erzberg . 280
  • Donawitz Works . 287
  • The Eisenerz Blast-furnace , 288
  • Witkowitz Ironworks . 289
  • The Trzynietz Ironworks • 299
  • Acknowledgments . 304
  • Obituary . 305
  • Additions to the Library . 310

SECTION II—NOTES ON THE PROGRESS OF THE HOME AND FOREIGN IRON AND STEEL INDUSTRIES

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